Hi Denys,
On 2020-04-23 12:14, Denys Fedoryshchenko wrote:
I can try to write patch, for example:
that'd great!
Extending sockent_t by adding there uint8_t (or int) "options"
parameter,
where certain optional bits can be set.
So, for example bit 0 will be "ZERO_AS_CURRENT_TIME"
Then,
On 2020-04-23 12:21, Florian Forster wrote:
Hi Denys,
right now, the network plugin treats a zero time as an error and won't
pass the metric on to the daemon. The "collectd.org/network" Go
package doesn't appear to do this check.
How does sleeping work on the ESP8266? Could you keep track of
Hi Denys,
right now, the network plugin treats a zero time as an error and won't
pass the metric on to the daemon. The "collectd.org/network" Go package
doesn't appear to do this check.
How does sleeping work on the ESP8266? Could you keep track of the time
spent sleeping and increment the
Hi everybody,
TL,DR: Should we create a new Git repository and maintain plugins
written in the "Go" programming language?
the last days, I spent some time improving the "collectd.org/plugin"
package [0]. In a nutshell, it allows to implement a plugin in Go,
compile it to a shared object and
I'm writing a Collectd plugin that calls an external API. For this I wish to
use the requests Python library. In my collectd.conf file I added:
LoadPlugin python
Plugin python
ModulePath "/usr/lib/collectd/"
Import "module_name"
Module module_name>
...
/Module
/Plugin
In my Python file I
On 2020-04-23 14:33, Florian Forster wrote:
Hi Denys,
On 2020-04-23 12:14, Denys Fedoryshchenko wrote:
I can try to write patch, for example:
that'd great!
Extending sockent_t by adding there uint8_t (or int) "options"
parameter,
where certain optional bits can be set.
So, for example bit
